Miley Cyrus, Twitter

By Elizabeth Lancaster (@lizzydl)

Miley Cyrus took to Twitter yesterday to debut a series of selfies, showing the world JUST how blonde a brunette can be.

When she ditched her naturally brown mop in July, she explained, "Now that I’m blonde I gotta give duck lips in every photo." Which begs the question what photo face this new platinum look will require? With little to no inhibitions about herself or her lifestyle choices, she always does what she originally promised the world she would do – she's just being Miley.

Check out her new look:

Miley Cyrus, Twitter

Some may think this new look is in preparation for her impending marriage to one of Hollywood’s most attractive men, Liam Hemsworth, but fear not – the 19-year-old singer told Marie Claire that she plans on having a long engagement.

"Life is too short not to be with the person you want to be with. I don't really care about the wedding or the piece of paper as much as I do the promise we've made to each other. And we want to have a long engagement." Amen!

We cannot wait to see what new hair styles and funky fashions Ms. Cyrus pulls out in the lead up to her wedding to Hemsworth. Blessedly, it seems like we will have lots of time.

What do you think of Miley's platinum hair? Let us know in the comments below!

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By Cristina Recino

Miley Cyrus paid homage to President Theodore Roosevelt with her latest ink, an excerpt from a speech he gave at the Sorbonne, Paris in 1910.

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Situated on the 19-year-old former "Hannah Montana's" left forearm, the new ink reads: "So that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat."

>> 6 More Presidential Quotes For Miley Cyrus Tattoos (from MTV Guy Code Blog)

But who says Miley is the only one who should find tattoo inspiration in unlikely places? Here are some politicians that should take the cue from the future Mrs. Hemsworth and get some ink of their own … using lyrics from Miley's tracks that we think might have special meaning for them.

Sarah Palin
To all those haters out there: “Who says I can’t be President? I say, I say you ain’t seen nothing yet," from "Who Said."

President Barak Obama
An explanation of why “uh” has never been used more in speeches and interviews ever before: “I stu-stu-studder when you ask me what I’m thinking ‘bout,” from "See You Again."

John Edwards
An ode to Andrew Young : “You’re a true friend, you’re here til the end," from "True Friend."

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By Meredith Goldberg-Morse

Actress, singer … political history enthusiast?

Modern day Renaissance woman Miley Cyrus showed off her intellectual side yesterday (June 10) on her way home from Pilates class, debuting a brand-new tattoo inspired by the words of former president Theodore Roosevelt.

(Check it out up close here.)

Situated on the 19-year-old’s left forearm, the new ink reads: "So that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat." Miley is either an undercover history buff or really adept at using Wikiquote, because the words are a portion of a speech made by President Roosevelt at the Sorbonne, Paris, in 1910.

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The future Mrs. Liam Hemsworth isn’t the only one who finds Roosevelt’s words to be particularly meaningful—Richard Nixon was reportedly a fan of the speech as well, quoting it in his 1968 presidential victory speech and again in 1974 when he resigned from office. So, for those who thought Miley Cyrus and Richard Nixon would never appear in the same sentence … gotcha!

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The full passage reads:

It is not the critic who counts: not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done better.

The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs and comes up short again and again, because there is no effort without error or shortcoming, but who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, who spends himself for a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows, in the end, the triumph of high achievement, and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat.

Hey, at least she picked something better than “speak softly and carry a big stick.” Miley for President?

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By Elizabeth Lancaster @lizzydl

Miley Cyrus has been known to shock in the past – but this week’s announcement of the 19-year-old star's engagement to 22-year-old boyfriend Liam Hemsworth trumps all. Since this news was released, media outlets have been overwhelmed with a range of opinions from family, friends and fellow artists.

The latest to join the conversation is fellow country music star Carrie Underwood, who spoke out at the CMT Music Awards with some words of wisdom for young Miley. "If you can, be engaged for a while, plan everything slow and take your first couple of years just to really hang out,” she told Extra on the red carpet.

Underwood has been happily married for two years now to Nashville Predators hokey star Mike Fisher. With a happy relationship and engagement in the spotlight behind her, Miley might want to consider taking Carrie's advice.

Miley's parents wasted no time in expressing their support for her decision and future plans. Billy Ray Cyrus took to Twitter to make a very public proclamation of his sentiments. "All I ever hoped for as a Daddy was to see my kids reach their dreams," Billy Ray wrote. "To find happiness...peace of mind ...and someday know... true love." Next up was mom Tish Cyrus, who tweeted, "Wow! All of the love pouring out for Miley and Liam is incredible! So happy for my precious baby girl and the love of her life!”

Response to this news has not been purely positive though, with some chatter that both stars may be too young to jump into marriage. But we imagine Liam's fans are actually the most disapproving of the bunch and we don’t blame them – losing Liam will be a hard day.

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What do you think of Miley and Liam's engagement? Let us know in the comments below!

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Michael Jackson and his estate have faced more than their share of strange lawsuits, but this latest one has got to be one of the most outrageous.

Kimberly Griggs filed handwritten paperwork in San Diego, California claiming she had an intimate relationship with Jackson in 1979 and that he went on to use personal details about her life in his music, TMZ reports. She says he wrote about their affair on his Thriller, Bad and Dangerous albums and, after exploiting her personal secrets, promised to give her the rights to the tracks.

He never did give her the rights to his music, of course, and now she is suing for $1 billion in damages.

TMZ sought comment from Jackson's estate, but the calls were curiously not returned.

This latest suit reminds us that Jackson isn't the only celeb to get slapped with a multi-million (sometimes multi-billion) dollar lawsuit that seems, well, a little off the wall (pun intended)! More than a few big names have found themselves embroiled in outrageous lawsuits, whether they're targeted by others (as is the case with Jackson today) or the ones doing the filing.

Below are three of the most outlandish celeb litigations to see the light of day. Check it out!

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In 2009, the recently engaged starlet found herself in some hot water after a racially-insensitive photo of her making "slant eyes" found its way online. She was widely criticized by Asian and Pacific Islander groups who said the photo reinforced racial stereotypes, and Cyrus issued a public apology on her website saying, "I've also been told there are some people upset about some pictures taken of me with friends making goofy faces! Well, I'm sorry if those people looked at those pics and took them wrong and out of context! … In NO way was I making fun of any ethnicity!"

But that wasn't enough for one Los Angeles woman, who filed a, ahem, $4 billion class action lawsuit against the former Hannah Montana – who was 16 at the time – on behalf of LA's Asian-American community, alleging the pic mocked Asians and that she (and presumably many others) was left emotionally distressed after seeing it. The lawsuit was ultimately dismissed by the Los Angeles Superior Court.

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Because nothing is official in celebrity-ville until it's Twitter official (just got with it), the Cyrus family hit the social network to let the world know how happy they are about Miley Cyrus' engagement to "Hunger Games" hunk Liam Hemsworth.

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From her papa, Billy Ray, to her little bro, everyone is chiming in with happy words for the couple. Check them out below and read on after the jump to see what Miley herself hit Twitter to say about the outpouring of love.

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Recent photos of Miley Cyrus have shown the already svelte star looking thinner than normal, inspiring some gossips, as they are wont to do, to debate whether the one-time Hannah Montana has an eating disorder. (It's probably worth keeping in mind that most of those analyzing her figure have probably never even seen her in person.)

Well, all the spilled ink seems to have been wasted, as Miley herself took to Twitter early this morning to lay a smack down on the rumors by revealing she has a gluten allergy and is simply eating better. Ms. Cyrus' focus is strictly on her health and she is here to sing the praises of a gluten-free diet.

Check it out below:

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By Zachary Swickey

New Jersey’s hottest rock export Jon Bon Jovi is the latest star to get the death hoax treatment, as false reports of his demise ran rampant late yesterday on the Internet. A rep for the singer quickly quashed the rumors, saying JBJ was alive and even performing at a charity even that night.

The rumors gained steam as a trending topic yesterday on Twitter when accompanied with a fake press release that was frequently being retweeted. Noisecreep points out that the false report appears to have been copied from an LA Times story on the death announcement of Michael Jackson.

A photog friend of Jovi’s snapped a fun pic of the star holding a sign that reads “Heaven looks a lot like New Jersey! Dec. 19th 2011, 6:00” to post on Twitter ending the hoax. So at least he was a good sport about the whole silly ordeal.

Unfortunately, death hoaxes have become something of a trend. Several notable stars, from Jaleel White (aka Steve Urkel) to living legend Paul McCartney, have had to publicly deny their own death. Here are some of the craziest death rumors about our favorite stars that we’ve heard about. Read More...

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The always-controversial Miley Cyrus found herself in some hot water again when a video surfaced of the star, at her 19th birthday party, telling her pals (including Kelly Osbourne), "You know you're a stoner when friends make you a Bob Marley cake—you know you smoke way too much f***in' weed.”

That comment quickly spread across the Internet like a wild fire and once again reminded everyone that Miley may always be Disney’s baddest girl. As everyone woke from their turkey comas on Monday and headed back to work or school or whatever people do on Mondays, Miley decided to address the situation on Twitter.

"Please stop bombarding my friends twitter pages with rude comments. NOTHING gives you the right to threaten people. I love u @MissKellyO," she wrote, shouting out her "So Undercover" co-star, who had already taken to Twitter to defend the pop star.

"Let me make something very clear after @MileyCyrus salvia incident we started calling her bob miley as a JOKE! the cake was also A JOKE! it makes me sick that @MileyCyrus so called 'friends' would sell her out and lead people 2 believe she is someone that she is not!" she explained. "u guys if @MileyCyrus is not recording/filming/touring she is works everyday how could she possible do all that if she was a stoner! #think."

Apparently the Tweeters of the world didn’t think too much, and began bombarding Kells with "rude comments," as Miley put it. The bottom line, according to Miley’s rep, is that it was all meant in good fun. Read More...

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As officials crack down on Occupy movements across the country in a move to tear down the impromptu encampments erected in support of the 99 percent, plenty of celebrities have spoken out in support of the cause.

Sure, everyone from Kanye West and Jay-Z to Katy Perry, Susan Sarandon, Lupe Fiasco, Michael Moore and Cornel West have dropped in and chopped it up with the protesting hordes. But only someone as brave as Miley Cyrus has been willing to put her creative reputation on the line and make some fresh art to celebrate the sit-in protests. (Okay, Third Eye Blind did release the rousing "If There Ever Was a Time," but, you know, it's Third Eye Blind.)

Cyrus has just released the video for the remix of her 2010 anthem "Liberty Walk," which is cut to a montage of Occupy footage from across the nation and the globe. The Village Voice wondered if the clip was a Miley production, or maybe just a mash-up made by fans. It does feature the opening caption, "this is dedicated to the thousands of people who are standing up for what they believe in," which sounds very 2011 Miley. But unfortunately for Cyrus, it posted right around the time that a flap erupted about her allegedly stony birthday celebration, which kind of made the former Disney queen fit the Fox News take on the alleged do-nothing attitude of the OWS hordes.

Miley, who, happens to be one of the 1 percent, hasn't officially commented on the video yet, but the Voice said it may actually be a good thing. " If Miley Cyrus can glom onto the movement's message so easily, then it's unlikely to be particularly complex," the paper reported. "Either way, though, Miley Cyrus making a video in support of Occupy Wall Street seems to be a far more important development than it's being given credit for. Where the hell do you go from there?"


What do you think of Miley's Occupy video?

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